Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1887-09-21
Special Mention.
A MANUFACTURERS DISPLAY.

The true way to foster and encourage
home industries is to purchase only the
products of our home manufactures. This
demand on our part of the public extends
just so far-that when you can purchase of
our home manufactured products that
which is just as durable and valuable to
supply your wants, why send your means
out of the country to the detriment of
home-producing enterprises. This intro
ductlon is intended to call the attention of
the consumer to the products of the Capitol
Soap Company, a Sacramento enterprise.
The thousands of people who nightly visit
the Pavilion have examined and admired
The beautiful and artistic display made by
the above company, just few steps north
OF the music stand. In this exhibit is
shown the finest toilet and washing soap
made on the American continent. The
display represents some ten different ex-
amples from the factory, chief of which is
the king of soap for all domestic purposes,
the lie Roi des Savons' brand. The dis
play at the Pavilion, which is all made of
soap, is surmounted by representation
OF the State Capitol building, the handi-
work of Ed. Genung. The variegated and
colored soaps used in construction pro
duces very pleasing effect. The firm also
show case of gold watches etc, which
are given as prizes to purchasers.
IEYo MARBLE
One of the most important discoveries
and enterprises in our Slate. and on exhibit
ton at the Pavilion, is the Inyo marble
near the main entrance to the r1ght IT il
iolomite-the same that has been nsed in
the past centuries. and after the Iapse of ages
has shown no signs of decay. This quality
of marble is not common. there being onIy
q few places in the world where it is Oh
tanned 1t is scarcely effected bv acids or
oil, while the only affect time has on il is
to harden; in ordinary use it is not liable
to be marred or scratched, which makes it
the most enduring stone for cemetery.
building or furniture, of any material
known, not excepting granite. having
resistance to pressure of more than four
times that of Rutland and nearly three
times that of Italian marble. 1t has no
flint, and only seventeen one-thousandths
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IRvIEGToE, ALAMEDA COUNTY,
Is ably represented in live stock exhibits
by James Roberts. This gentleman shows
q family of horses. mare LJnlel weiobinr
1925 pounds, and her five colts. The mare
and four oldest colts sired by Rem Lomond
are thoroughbred Clydesdales. The
youngest OF the family Is sired by W. H.
French,s shire bred stallion Exchange,
which follows this colt in the parade. The
4-year-old colt weighs 2,050 pounds, the
3-year-old 1855 pounds and the younger
ones weigh in the same proportion, but
have not been lately weighed. These colts
have contested at the State and District
Fairs, and each won first prize in their class
for ages, from yearlings up. Mr.. Roberts
makes specially OF breeding Clydesdales,
and is deserving of the unqualified success
met with by him.
In the sheep exhibit Mr.. Roberts shows
thirty seven thoroughbred French merino
rams and ewes, known as the Blacow flock
During the past season he has sold heavily
to Sou American buyers, principally
from Buenos Ayres. who are selecting this
stock as especially desirable for the plains
of La Plata, Choice rams sold for this
shipment for from $500 to $500 each; but
in this exhibit we notice Bulger, the chief